US Immigration from Morocco

Hi everyone,

Long story short: I overstayed my K1 visa and later married a different woman than the one on my K1. l've been married to my current wife for 7.5 years. We've bought a house together, and have been happily married.

I applied for the 601A waiver and it got approved. Then, they scheduled me for an interview in my home country.

I had the interview, and the interviewer asked for my 601A approval letter. She also asked why I needed to come back to my country to change my status and why I couldn't do it in the US. She spoke with two other officers for at least 15 minutes about my case.

Eventually, she told me that she believes my marriage is real and has no doubts about it. However, she needs more time to review my situation.

She kept my passport and told me my case is under "administrative review." 221g

I'm unsure how long this process will take or what to expect next.

Has anyone been through something similar or can offer any advice or insight on what happens after "administrative review"?

Thanks in advance for any feedback!

K1 visa was refused, pending submission of the original divorce decree. Problem is the original was sent to them, but they rejected it. What in God's name do they need?

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My boyfriend overstayed his visa, and now we want to get married. Does anybody know the process and cost? I am in Vegas

Question for anyone who might know:

I see that the deadline to obtain a REAL ID will be in May. Trying to figure out if my husband needs one or not for international flights, specifically when returning to the U.S. He is a LPR, plastic green card expired in November and he has his extension letter extending his status here as a LPR while he waits for his I-751 to be processed. He has a foreign passport. He usually travels internationally once a year, will he need a REAL ID to fly back home to the U.S. or will he just need to show the extension letter and expired green card with the foreign passport to board a flight to return?

He can get a REAL ID if needed, but did not want to have to go through the process unless it was necessary when returning to the U.S.

We are under the impression that the REAL ID is for domestic flights only, but I wanted to verify and make sure he didn't get stuck somewhere.

While on the topic, are you able to use an international passport for domestic flights are the May 7th deadline as well? Or would a REAL ID be needed?